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Amazon Touts AI for Social Distancing Amid Worker Complaints
Amazon is deploying technology to keep workers apart in its cavernous distribution centers. Photograph: CHRIS J RATCLIFFE/AFP/Getty Images
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Facing criticism over workplace safety, the company is using cameras, sensors, and augmented reality to warn employees when they're too close to one another.
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Covid-19 sent Amazon scrambling to adapt its logistics facilities to contain contagion while also handling a surge in orders from customers stuck at home. Some workers say it has struck the wrong balance between profits and safety.
Amazon has vigorously defended its policies and pushed back with details of some of its Covid-19 safety measures. The latest reveal is an artificial intelligence system that analyzes images from security cameras in Amazon facilities and alerts management of potential social distancing violations.
Proxemics, as the system is called, was built by AI experts in Amazon's robotics division and deployed in mid-March. It now operates in more than 1,000 Amazon buildings around the world, one of several high-tech Amazon projects to monitor social distancing in its facilities.
The system grabs images from security cameras every few minutes and discards those without any people in view. Algorithms automatically blur out any people visible to protect privacy and select any in which people appear to be too close together, referring those to human reviewers elsewhere. Because the software is analyzing images from cameras that don't directly measure distance, it uses the apparent size of people in the frame and the number of pixels between them to flag possible violations. When a reviewer sees cause for concern in a photo, they include the details in a regular report sent to building managers that summarizes recent social distancing violations in their facility.
Amazon workers like this one are supposed to wear masks and observe social distancing.
A second feature alerts managers in a building immediately if a camera sees 15 or more people at the same time and a reviewer confirms it. That aims to provide a quick response to temporary chokepoints causing employees to bunch up, such as at a glitchy temperature checkpoint. Amazon says Proxemics is used only for Covid-19 safety; the company referred to the software in an April blog post but hasn't previously detailed its workings.
Brad Porter, vice president for robotics at Amazon, says data from Proxemics has helped building managers identify places where additional changes were needed to protect workers, such as installing additional plastic barriers between workstations or adjusting walking lanes marked in tape.
He says the number of incidents detected quickly fell in late March and early April as facilities adapted to the Covid-19 era and Proxemics helped managers nudge workers into better obeying the rules. "It really signaled to people in the buildings that we were serious about social distancing," Porter says. "Now people embrace social distancing, but in March we were still trying to get across to people that you have to take it super seriously."
Porter says that using algorithms to check whether workers are following Amazon's workplace rules fits with a management catchphrase of Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos: "Good intentions don't work, but mechanisms do."
Some Amazon workers say the company's intentions and mechanisms are both failing to keep them safe. Those workers have talked with WIRED and other media, circulated a petition, and staged sick outs to pressure the company to offer better health benefits and safety protections. In April, two Amazon workers said they were fired for circulating the petition asking for extra health coverage and hazard pay. Amazon vice president Tim Bray quit the company in protest, writing that the incident and other alleged retaliation was "evidence of a vein of toxicity running through the company culture."
Amazon is testing mobile devices, shown here on workers' arms, to detect when people are too close to one another.
Several warehouse workers told WIRED this week that social distancing rules are patchily observed and enforced. One said they've seen coworkers caught repeatedly violating the same policies, without consequences. "I've told managers on each shift where this has occurred and nothing is done," they explained.
Another said members of the safety team that checks compliance with mask and distancing rules in their facility in the Midwest violated the policies themselves. "As you can imagine, people are treating the whole thing like a big joke," they said.
A third worker, in Florida, painted a different picture—a reminder that conditions vary across an operation as vast as Amazon's. "They have done a great job distancing people," the worker said. "I think they are doing a great job, it just took a little bit to get there."
A spokesperson for Amazon disputed claims of lax social distancing, citing company data, and said workers who intentionally violate the rules twice can be terminated. Similarly, Porter pushed back on Bray's claims in a LinkedIn post last month and says Amazon investigates any time an employee raises concerns about Covid-19 safety. "I feel super good about what we've done," he says.
Amazon is working on other technology to aid social distancing. One is a system called distance assistant that uses augmented reality to give people feedback on their social distancing, much like a roadside speed display. A large monitor connected to a computer and 3-D camera shows live video of the scene with 6-foot diameter circles overlaid on the ground around the feet of people in view. If the circles around two people touch, the virtual boundaries turn red, otherwise the circles are green. The system works without sending data to the cloud, and Amazon says it will open source the software behind it soon.
Amazon is also testing two approaches to monitoring the distance between workers using sensors on a person's body.
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In two facilities, workers wear Amazon-provided mobile devices with an app that uses Bluetooth technology to detect when people are too close. The devices can provide alerts reminding people to spread out and the data can be used to identify people who were in contact with anyone who becomes sick.
In another building, Amazon is testing small wearable sensors for social distancing alerts and contact tracing. This system uses a radio technology called ultra-wideband able to measure distances more precisely than Bluetooth but isn't yet common in consumer gadgets. CNBC earlier reported on the sensors.
Porter describes those projects as "exploratory." Amazon's tests have found that Bluetooth isn't a reliable way to monitor the distance between people because signal strength is affected by the position of a device on a person's body. Ultra-wideband is more accurate, but wearable sensors with the technology aren't available in large numbers.
Overall, he says, technology is an enhancement to Covid-19 safety but far from the main driver. "We feel good that masks and social distancing and cleaning protocols are working," he says.
That conclusion has echoes of those made by state and local governments that have decided not to invest much into contact tracing apps for the general public. Although technology can help, successfully containing Covid-19 depends more crucially on crafting policies such as social distancing and the physical and behavioral labor of sustaining them.
Louise Matsakis contributed reporting.
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Georgia-Pacific Corporation
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Georgia-Pacific Corporation was founded in 1927 as a hardwood lumber wholesaler. The company expanded and underwent a series of mergers, eventually becoming the second-largest forest products company in the world. The company and its affiliates, such as Bestwall Gypsum Company, manufactured asbestos materials, such as paper, tissue, lumber and other construction products, until the late 1970s.
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Georgia-Pacific Corporation, which is now owned by Koch Industries, Inc., is best known for manufacturing household brands such as Angel Soft and Quilted Northern toilet paper, Brawny paper towels and Dixie paper products. Although the company no longer manufactures products with asbestos, Georgia-Pacific, Bestwall Gypsum and other companies under the Koch Industries umbrella face hundreds of lawsuits due to asbestos exposure from past use.
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01. History of Asbestos Use
Georgia-Pacific Corporation History of Asbestos Use
Years in Operation: 1927 – present
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Production: Building products, paper, pulp, tissue
Asbestos Trust: No
Georgia-Pacific Corporation originally operated as a lumber wholesaler in the late 1920s. By the 1940s, the company expanded to the west coast, operating plywood mills and sawmills across the country. They expanded into the paper and pulp industry in the 1950s, acquiring companies such as Puget Sound Pulp and Timber Company, Vanity Fair Paper Mills and eventually Bestwall Gypsum Company in 1965. These companies all used asbestos in their building materials and paper products during this time period.
These acquisitions, along with several acquisitions of smaller companies, took place as asbestos was nearing its peak use in the 1970s. As such, Georgia-Pacific along with its subsidiaries manufactured a variety of asbestos goods, especially focusing on drywall-related products.
Asbestos-containing materials such as plaster and drywall adhesive were produced by Bestwall Gypsum until the 1970s, under the ownership of Georgia-Pacific. Joint compound was the most common asbestos-containing material produced by Georgia-Pacific, Bestwall Gypsum and its other subsidiaries. The material is often applied to drywall in thin layers and sanded upon drying in order to smooth the surface of the wall. This left many individuals at risk of asbestos exposure, as sanding or otherwise disturbing asbestos can release fibers into the air.
Throughout their decades of asbestos use, the risks of asbestos-containing materials were not well-known by employees or consumers as Georgia-Pacific and other companies did not convey the risks appropriately. In fact, Georgia-Pacific even faced a legal scandal decades after halting the sale of their asbestos products in the late 1970s. The company tried to manipulate scientific studies with fraudulent claims about the risks of asbestos exposure.
In 2005, Georgia-Pacific was accused of paying 18 scientists $6 million to recreate joint compounds and conduct studies to disprove the hazards of their asbestos products.
The scientists tested exposure to the joint compounds on rats and concluded that the fibers were cleared in the lung cavity and did not pose a health risk. By this time, the dangers of asbestos were well known and the court ordered Georgia-Pacific to turn over their documents on the study.
Despite the company's attempt to disprove the dangers of their asbestos materials, they still faced countless individual lawsuits for their hazardous products. Thousands of employees and consumers alike developed mesothelioma or other asbestos-related diseases as a result of exposure to their products.
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02. Asbestos Products
Georgia-Pacific Corporation Asbestos Products
Georgia-Pacific Corporation and its subsidiaries manufactured asbestos products from the 1940s through the late 1970s. Products such as joint compound and drywall adhesive were manufactured with asbestos, putting countless consumers and workers at risk of dangerous exposure.
Georgia-Pacific Products Containing Asbestos
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Georgia-Pacific Acoustical Plaster 1950 1974
Georgia-Pacific All Purpose Joint Compound 1967 1977
Georgia-Pacific Bedding Compound 1956 1977
Georgia-Pacific Dry Mixed Joint Compound 1956 1977
Georgia-Pacific Drywall Adhesive 1972
Georgia-Pacific Joint Compound 1956 1977
Georgia-Pacific Kalite 1956 1959
Georgia-Pacific Laminating Compound 1969 1969
Georgia-Pacific Lite Acoustical Plaster 1958 1964
Georgia-Pacific Patching Plaster 1956 1976
Georgia-Pacific Ready Mix Joint Compound 1963 1977
Georgia-Pacific Roof Coating 1975
Georgia-Pacific Spackling Compound 1956 1971
Georgia-Pacific Speed Set Joint Compound 1962 1974
Georgia-Pacific Texture 1956 1974
Georgia-Pacific Topping Compound 1956 1977
Georgia-Pacific Triple Duty Joint Compound 1956 1977
03. Occupational Exposure
Georgia-Pacific Corporation and Occupational Exposure
Thousands of workers and consumers were exposed to asbestos products manufactured by Georgia-Pacific Corporation and its subsidiaries, including Bestwall Gypsum, Puget Sound Pulp and Timber Company and Vanity Fair Paper Mills. Construction workers were most often put at risk of exposure, as they were frequently exposed to asbestos-containing drywall and joint compound from the company.
Occupations Affected by Georgia-Pacific Corporation's Asbestos Use
Demolition workers
Drywall tapers
Hardware store employees
04. Asbestos Litigation
Asbestos Litigation Against Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Georgia-Pacific has faced hundreds of thousands of asbestos exposure claims regarding their asbestos-containing products that are still being filed today.
Georgia-Pacific faced upwards of 300,000 lawsuits as of 2003.
In one case, Hall of Fame football player and actor Merlin Olsen filed a lawsuit against Georgia-Pacific Corporation, CertainTeed, Bestwall Gypsum and seven other companies. Olsen was diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2009, which he claims was due to asbestos exposure from drywall, among other products, while working on a construction site as a child. Olsen died the following year, but his case was settled in 2011 by his wife for an undisclosed amount.
Georgia-Pacific also faced a $17 million verdict in 2015 in an asbestos lawsuit. Roy Taylor, a painter, was diagnosed with mesothelioma from what he claimed was asbestos exposure while working in Saudi Arabia in the 1970s. He believed the asbestos came from Georgia-Pacific's joint compound, in addition to products from Dow Chemical Co. Dow was cleared of liability, while the jury assigned Georgia-Pacific 55% fault and his employer Raytheon 30% fault. Taylor himself was also found 15% at fault.
Despite these lawsuits, Georgia-Pacific Corporation has not filed for bankruptcy or established a trust fund, and they continue to operate normally. However, under their umbrella, other companies have faced issues from a number of lawsuits against them. Their affiliate, Bestwall Gypsum, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2017. This came after asbestos claims were filed against the company, resulting in $160 million in legal costs annually.
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Reuters. Georgia-Pacific unit seeks bankruptcy in wake of asbestos cases.
The Salt Lake Tribune. Merlin Olsen's heirs settle asbestos lawsuit in L.A.


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First Deputy of Wolesi Jerga or the Lower House of Parliament claims that government only targets Taliban when there are internal clashes among militants in Nangarhar.
"When there is a clash between Taliban and Daesh, then Taliban are bombed and Daesh is not," Haji Zahir Qadir said during Monday's session.
While expressing concern over the deteriorating security situation in Nangarhar province, MP Qadir added that government has issued cards to a number of people who belong to Lashkar-e-Islam and 90 percent of them have been fighting in Achin and Nazyan districts.
Zahir Qadir further said that a number of these people got killed in clashes with security forces and the government-issued cards were recovered from their pockets.
While reading the document, Zahir Qadir said the document states that Lashkar-e-Islam has the responsibility of moving around Daesh militants from Nazyan and Achin districts to Ghanikhil District and from Bati Kot District to Jalalabad.
Qadir said that the issue of helicopters also need to be clarified and the findings be shared with international community.
About a week ago, residents of Hejrat village, located in Surkh Rud District of Nangarhar province, claimed that helicopters landed in their village during night and dropped people wearing black clothes.


American mothers today look far different from mothers celebrated 100 years ago when President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation calling for a day of reverence for mothers. Here's what we know about today's American moms and how they've changed over time.
There are about 85 million mothers in America, according to a recent U.S. Census Bureau estimate. Our analysis of census data shows that the share of mothers with kids younger than 18 at home has declined. Today, about a third (34%) of women ages 18-64 have young children at home; in 1960, 52% did. And women are having children at a later age than they used to. In 2012, the average age of a first-time mother was 25.8 years, up from 21.4 years in 1970.
The marital status of mothers has also changed dramatically. In 1960, nearly all mothers with young children were married, compared with just seven-in-ten today. About four-in-ten (41%) of all births today are to unmarried women; up from just 5% of births in 1960.
2How many kids do they have?
The Census reports that among women ages 40 to 44 — who are near the end of their child-bearing years and likely to have already completed their lifetime fertility — one third has had two children, 19 percent have either had one or three and about 10% have had four or more. About one-in-five women (19%) in this age group has had no children.
American mothers are now expected to have, on average, 1.9 children, compared with 3.7 children in 1960. But this number varies by race and ethnicity. The average for Hispanic mothers is 2.2 children over the course of their lifetime, compared with 1.9 for non-Hispanic black mothers, and 1.8 for Asian and non-Hispanic white mothers.
3How do moms spend their time?
Today's moms work more hours outside the home and spend far less time on housework than they did 50 years ago. They also spend more time with their children than mothers did in the 1960s, and about twice as much time as today's fathers do. For their part, dads now spend more time on housework and child care than they used to, but they haven't caught up to moms.
When it comes to leisure time, fathers out-relax moms, spending 28 hours per week on leisure activities on average, compared with 25 hours for moms. The leisure gap between moms and dads is especially wide on the weekends.
4How many moms are working?
About seven-in-ten mothers (71%) with children younger than 18 were in the labor force in 2012, compared with less than half (47%) in 1975. Meanwhile, after decades of decline, the share of stay-at-home moms has ticked up since 1999.
More mothers are also now providing for their families. A record 40% of all households with children under the age of 18 include mothers who are either the sole or primary source of income for the family, up from just 11% in 1960. About two-thirds of these "breadwinner moms" are single mothers.
When you ask mothers what their "ideal" working situation would be, most say they would rather work than stay at home, but they prefer part-time work over full-time. And half of all working moms with young kids say that being a working parent has made it harder for them to advance in their careers. Only 16% of working dads say the same.
However, Americans have mixed views today about the ideal situation for children. A plurality of adults (42%) in 2012 say having a mother who works part time is ideal for a young child, and one-third say having a mother who doesn't work at all is ideal. Only 16% say a mother who works full-time is the ideal.
5How do moms feel about the job they're doing raising their kids?
Despite spending more time with their kids than they did a generation ago, about a quarter of mothers (and half of fathers) say they do not spend enough time with their children. Even so, about three-quarters of moms give themselves high ratings on their parenting. Working mothers are particularly likely to give themselves a thumbs up.


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PDA seeks union recognition at Lloyds
Days after LloydsPharmacy announced a major restructuring which could involve job losses, the PDA Union has applied for formal union recognition within the multiple.
Speaking to Pharmacy Network News this afternoon, PDAU director Paul Day said that the union had long sought to represents Lloyds pharmacists, particularly since Boots pharmacists voted to recognise it last year.
He said the company declined an opportunity to enter into a voluntary agreement several months ago, leading the union to lodge an application with the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) today.
He described the company's restructuring announcement as a decisive moment in kicking off formal proceedings, saying the PDAU has been "swamped" with queries from pharmacists concerned about the company's planned changes.
He claimed that "well over 1,200" pharmacists employed by LloydsPharmacy are already PDAU members and speculated that this could be more than half of all Lloyds pharmacists, in which case the CAC could decide that a ballot to formally recognise the union would not be necessary.
"[The CAC] can just say 'you're in' once we've proven the numbers," he claimed. If true, this would be a much shorter process than was required for the PDAU to be recognised at Boots, where the company's 'sweetheart' union first had to be derecognised.
If recognised, he said the PDAU's main priority within Lloyds would be "the consequences of these proposed plans… it's going to be about trying to protect people's terms and conditions".
"We would have legal rights to request certain pieces of information about the company's finances and operation… they would have to legally consult with us and present their proposals."
However, he acknowledged that it was unlikely the PDAU would be recognised in time to negotiate with the company over its immediate restructuring plans, with a formal consultation set to kick off on July 20.
LloydsPharmacy has been approached for comment.
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Home Lifestyle News Naluri, Malaysia's health technology startup, earns US $ 5 million in round...
Naluri, Malaysia's health technology startup, earns US $ 5 million in round A series
Beginning of local health technology Instinct has closed today a successful round of Series A of 5 million US dollars (20.58 million dollars).
Investors include returning ones such as Duopharma Biotech Berhad, Pathology Asia (via Biomark) and VC M Venture Partners, all of which previously Naluri get up $ 1.1 million ($ 4.52 million) in a pre-Series A round. This new round was led by Singapore's Integra Partners.
New foreign investors joined this round as well, such as Sumitomo Corporation Equity Asia, Palm Drive Capital of New York and INP Capital of Vancouver (both will share their record).
Naluri's Series A also marks the first time the Malaysian government will match a private equity contribution (dollar for dollar) through the Hibiscus Fund, managed by RHL Ventures and that of Korea KB Investment which is part of the National Generator Fund Program.
The healthtech startup will be the first to benefit from this new scheme that aims to enable high-growth companies to innovate and scale quickly.
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To update it, Naluri is an application that combines behavioral science, data science and digital design as part of its digital therapeutic solution. Is it like that founded by former AirAsia CEO Azran Osman-Rani.
The app offers professional health and life training services, where users can connect with dietitians, fitness trainers, medical advisors and more. Other digital tools provided by the app include food magazines to control weight, food intake, and exercise to keep track of your goals and progress.
Users can achieve goals of all kinds, such as weight loss, lowering blood pressure, blood sugar or cholesterol, or even better stress control. For individuals, Naluri offers a subscription of 149.90 RM / month and companies and organizations can sponsor their services for their teams.
Inside the application / Image credit: Naluri
Sharing light with more ASEAN countries
Like other local startups that want to scale, Naluri is growing its influence regionally. With this funding, it plans to expand operations in Singapore and Indonesia and launch its services in Thailand and the Philippines.
"Only Malaysia has too small an internal market. Our choice of markets to open [in] it is based on the demand of existing regional insurance customers and business entrepreneurs with regional operations, which ensures that we do not enter new markets, but we have existing customers who can provide the initial demand to support the creation of operations, "Azran shared with Vulcan Post.
In Europe, Naluri plans to invest in clinical research to obtain certifications and digital therapy standards that they can use to help shape the digital therapy landscape in Southeast Asia. This will strengthen clinical research in therapeutic areas of diabetes, kidney, cardiovascular, cancer and mental health as well.
In addition to the expansion, the new funds will be used to deepen its capabilities in technology and data science to improve Naluri's predictive products and algorithms, including natural language processing, depression detection, and connectivity. of the device and patient supervision.
This technology will improve the analysis of coaches 'health profile trends, so that they can better respond to the right user at the right time, with the right level of support.
It served more than 25,000 users
In 2020, Naluri exceeded the annual exercise rate of US $ 1 million, tripling its growth over the previous year. As expected, this was due to the accelerated demand for digital health resulting from the pandemic.
Dictionary time: The annual revenue execution rate is a method of projecting future revenue over a longer period of time (usually one year) based on previously earned revenue. For example, if your business recorded sales of RM 15,000 in the last quarter, your annual execution rate would be RM 60,000. Run-rate uses current financial data to predict future performance.
"We hope to maintain the same growth rate for this year. So far, Naluri has served more than 25,000 members in the region, growing along with the growth of our revenue, "Azran told Vulcan Post.
Although Naluri has quadrupled its gross profit margin to over 40% last year and hopes to continue to improve that margin as its technology improves, Azran added that it is not expected to achieve its positive net profit from exploitation for a couple more years.
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Label manager, dJ and producer Mika was born in 1981 in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina,which was part of Yugoslavia in that time.Having been interested in music since his childhood, Mika inherited his talent and love for music from his father, who has worked in the music industry for over 30 years.
Influenced by his father, and his own love of music, Mika enrolled at Mostar's Abrasevic Music School when he was 9, where he wanted to learn to play the synthesiser. In both his first and second year the the Abrasevic school he finished the top of his class.Due to the Balkan conflicts, he was unable to finish his studies. After the fall of Yugoslavia, Mika's love for music remained strong, and he continued to explore all aspects of popular music at that time.
Between 1995 and 1997, Mika began to be inspired by hip-hop music, and he particularly liked artists such as Wu Tang, Cypress Hill, 2pac and so on. The genre of hip-hop, and the social commentary it provided, mirrored Mika's experiences of that time.
like the world-famous Love Parade. This was how Mika was introduced to electronic music. After seeing events such as the Love Parade, with its energetic crowds, over the top decorations and fun atmosphere, Mika fell in love with electronic music. Then he did not ever think he would ever stand behind the mixing desk. After seeing these shows, Mika began attending a dJ course at Mostar's Pavarotti Music Centre, where he used decks and a mixer for the first time. From that moment on, Mika used any available opportunity to improve his dJ skills, whilst saving the money to buy his own dJing equipment.
After several years attending parties, learning about the electronic music scene, and improving his skills, Mika made the move to being a professional dJ in 2001. After playing a few parties, Mika started promoting techno music, which the Mostar music scene lacked. Although he did not promote techno for very long, a techno music scene developed in Mostar. In that short period, Mika managed to bring several world famous techno dJs to Mostar, and these were the first techno events of that size to be held in Mostar.
By the end of 2002, Mika began to be interested in electronic music production. In a short time, Mika's career progressed through various stages, such as dJing, promoting and producing. These various jobs helped Mika to achieve top level skills in electronic music. The shortage of production equipment in Mostar did lead to delays in Mika's production work. However, despite these problems, he managed to build a small studio, from where he released his first track for the Nitrosound label in 2005. After that, Mika released a number of tracks with world famous labels, including Mastertraxx, Submissions, Planet Rhythm, Yin Yang, Definition, Pirate Audio, Protocast and more. Most of these releases was played and charted by top techno dJs like Space DJs,Cristian Varela, Pedro Delgardo, Ignition Technician, Mike Humphries,Wehbba,Dave the Drummer,Christian Fischer and so on.
successful "Eastern Conference" EP, which was released by the cult label Planet Rhythm.
where it was mixed by Felix Krocher. Mika's second solo release, with Pirate Audio, has also sold out.
be presented by some of the most important contemporary names in the techno scene.
Klub Coco Loco ovaj vikend vam priprema josh jednu nezaboravnu noc, točnije ovaj petak 29.siječan najavljen je rođendanski party mostarskog DJ-a i producenta Andy-a.


In a crazy development it appears Arsenal are on the verge of signing James Rodriguez from Real Madrid.
Rodriguez really took to the world stage during the 2014 World Cup finals in Brazil. The Colombian who dragged his country to the quarter-finals was later snapped up by Real Madrid in the summer.
However, despite winning two Champions League titles and La Liga after the 2016/17 season, the 27 year-old has struggled to maintain consistency at the Bernabeu and was loaned out to Bayern Munich in 2016.
He's scored 10 goals in 31 Bundesliga appearances for the Bavarian's who were rumoured to be looking at making his stay a permanent one.
Now the Star claim Arsenal have made an official bid for the attacking midfielder. Any deal would seriously put the future of Mesut Ozil in doubt with Rodriguez often operating behind the centre-forward.
The publication also suggests Liverpool are interested too but it is understood the Premier League leaders have yet to make an offer.


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Mark Tobin and his wife Chris Ferrari have seven acres of merlot, one and a half acres of cabernet franc, seven acres of chardonnay in Southold and a dream of producing old world wine similar to Mark's favorite, Pomerol.
The oldest vines are nine years old, and Mark is starting to think about getting his bottles to the marketplace. He does not have a license yet, but is making the wine at Premium Wine Group, the custom crush winery in Mattituck. What he's really excited about is the 2005 Merlot. A scorching growing season with very little rain left growers on the East End a little giddy as they thought of a potential ripeness unheard of in the maritime climate. Hope crashed down on Columbus Day weekend when it rained for days straight. However, those who waited for their fruit to dry out were rewarded with ripe. Ripe fruit with high sugar, as well as ripe phenols that translate into smooth tannins.
What's open now is some chardonnay Mark made at Premium. He was shooting for a chablisienne style, he said, with minerality. He used about 10 percent oak and the wine went through malolactic fermentation. The wine was in a jug, he said, because he was using it to top of the barrell of the wine he makes in his garage.
The wine, which is not available commercially (SLA), isn't quite chablisienne, but despite being subject to plastic, and I don't know how much air before it ended up in my refrigerator, is pretty good. There's a creaminess that's balanaced by bright apple with medium plus acidity. It's got good length and a strong finish. And I agree with Mark, it's very clean.
Chiara Anderson Edmands and her dad Brad Anderson were in the restaurant yesterday to show me the inaugural wines from their Southold vineyards here on the North Fork of Long Island, Onabay Vineyards, so named because it borders the Peconic Bay. From the 2006 vintage, which was just OK, they're showing a baseline chardonnay, an unwooded chardonnay and what they're calling Wild Ferment, which was made using ambient yeast, as opposed to added yeast to start fermentation.


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By Russ Pitts Legacy Author June 28, 2011
In just a few weeks, we will be celebrating the sixth anniversary of the founding of The Escapist. Words cannot express the pride and pleasure it has given me to have been a part of this unique organization since very near to its beginning and to have led the editorial team as Editor-in-Chief for the past two years. I look forward to the challenges and rewards ahead as we plan for our seventh year and beyond.
Many of you will remember the early days of The Escapist, when each page of the website was a literal page of our magazine, and the five or seven feature articles we published each week comprised the totality of our offerings. A lot has changed since then. Shortly after I joined the team in May of 2006, we added a blog of sorts, where we published content that was not quite of the "print quality on the web" variety that made our features so unique. Mostly given over to editorials and news commentary, the blog (called The Escapist Lounge) was our attempt to resolve our desire for quality content with the audience's need for "up to the now" online discourse. As a harbinger of things to come, it was prescient.
In 2007, the blog gave way to a total revision of our website, after which the "front page" of our magazine was no longer the cover of our weekly feature publish, but instead a more traditional website index page. The weekly features (still organized around a central theme, still published as full-color, fully-illustrated web pages) took a place of prominence, but much of the new front page was devoted to content that had previously appeared on the blog, as well as a new news feed, populated with up-to-the minute news stories about this videogaming lifestyle.
This change was controversial. Many believed we had strayed from our roots, but to us it was simply The Next Step. Just as we knew in 2005 that the future of videogame journalism was on the web, we knew that even more dramatic shifts in the way videogame-related content was presented were on the horizon. Specifically, we were looking to video.
In the summer of 2007 we premiered our first-ever video series, Zero Punctuation, which remains to this day one of the most popular video series on the web. The tremendous response to this content was a pleasant surprise, but transitioning that flood of interest into sustainable growth for The Escapist would not have been possible without key elements of our website redesign: the flexibility of our back-end publishing tech and our ability to pepper individual content pages with links and call-outs to other, related content. The latter is what we call "making it sticky," since the technique can easily extend a single person's visit to our website from minutes to hours. And it worked. In the months following the premiere of Zero Punctuation, the video series itself grew at an astonishing rate while interest in our other content grew at a rate ten times higher.
These successes did not come without sacrifice, as many of you know. We eventually transitioned the feature articles away from their resource-intensive full-color layouts, and subsequent website redesigns, while allowing for enhancements in community engagement and publication of even more and more arresting content, inevitably took focus away from our founding effort: the magazine. Our recent celebrations surrounding the 300th issue of The Escapist were bittersweet, as they represented not only how far we had come, but how far we had come away from where we began in ways both pleasant and poignant.
And yet, as of this writing our website is still experiencing record-setting growth and achieving notoriety none of us could have imagined in 2005. We are now counted among the top videogame-related publications in the world in terms of influence and popularity and to date we have won five Webby Awards for our work in that field and another for our contribution to the promotion of videogaming as a lifestyle. The future looks bright as ever, even if it must inevitably bring change.
As I write this, I am reminded of the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson who wrote that foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. What he meant, of course, is that people of character must be ready and willing to accept change, and to be flexible enough of mind to admit that what we once believed to be true may no longer be so.
That's where we find ourselves today, dear friends. We at The Escapist have taken a hard look at some of our oldest, most cherished truths and decided they just aren't as true as they used to be. Starting immediately, we will no longer be publishing an editorial calendar of topics each quarter. Our feature articles will instead be curated weekly, based on what our readers want to know right now and what we want to show them. It will remain our goal to publish up to four feature articles per week, but they will no longer be published in one lump all on the same day. Instead, they will be published throughout the week, as they are ready and as the need for each story arises, just like the rest of our content.
In short, what we have realized is that for several years, in spite of having made monumental and successful changes to the way we publish content about videogames, our core of feature articles had been preserved as a sacred cow, in ways both good and bad. While we had achieved our goal of creating a new kind of videogame magazine, one based on frequent interaction, usability and forms of content native to the web, we had stubbornly held to the idea of "The Magazine" as just a few pieces of our overall content. From now on, that will no longer be the case.
In deference to the changing tastes of our audience, wisdom gained over six long years and a great deal of soul-searching, everything we do will now be called "the magazine." Our issue numbers will continue to grow, but will refer to every piece of content we produce each week. These may also tie in to plans for our upcoming mobile and social network apps, which we will begin unveiling this summer along with a new and improved newsletter.
The submission process will also change somewhat. In light of the fact that we will no longer be publishing our issue topics ahead of time, we will begin accepting completed story submissions as well as article pitches. Writers wishing to see their work appearing in Escapist Magazine can submit their stories or story ideas to our email address: editor@escapistmag.com. We may, on occasion, publish a list of topics about which we would like to see article pitches, but the majority of our feature articles will come from where they have always come: writers writing passionately about things in which they are interested.
I know that change can be frightening, but in this case the change has already occurred, we're simply striding forward to meet it. Again, to paraphrase Emerson, let us speak – and publish – what we believe today to be true, and do the same again tomorrow, even though it may contradict what we have said today. That is to say, what we're doing may have changed, but why we're doing it has not. It remains our goal to bring you the best and most meaningful content about videogames. We hope that you continue to enjoy how we're doing that.
Changing with Change
Goodbye is Still Goodbye


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Obituary: Marian Wood
By Rachel Deahl |
Marian Wood, a veteran editor and former v-p and publisher of an eponymous imprint at Penguin Random House, died over the weekend. PRH said Wood maintained "one of the most illustrious careers in publishing," having started in the business in the 1970s.
Wood, who retired in 2018, had been at Henry Holt before joining G.P. Putnam's Sons in 1999, to run Marian Wood Books. (Wood had also had her own imprint at Holt.) She was well-known as the editor of bestselling author Sue Grafton; it was a relationship, PRH noted, that "started all the way back with A is for Alibi, and ended only with Sue's too-early death just after Y is for Yesterday was published."
Among the other notable novelists Wood worked with are Hilary Mantel, Karen Joy Fowler, Philip Kerr, and Daniel Woodrell. On the nonfiction side, her authors included National Book Award-finalist T.H. Watkins and Philip Caputo. She also edited poets like Karl Kirchway and Linda Bierds.
PRH called Wood, who spent the final phase of her career editing from her home on Long Island's North Fork, "a model of what an editor should be: a discoverer of talent, an astute and sensitive critic, and a ferocious advocate for her authors." The publisher added: "As her author Philip Kerr once wrote to her: 'I know that the book will be all the better for having you on the case. This is what they mean by a Marian Wood book. Long may they continue.' She will be missed."


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Penkridge Gentlemen Spoofers
When The Hands Are Out ……
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Spoof Links
The Penkridge Gentlemen Spoofers are active in raising money for good causes and projects, suggested by members – raising over £1,000 per year for local causes agreed by our members !
If you would like more information or wish to consider joining our group (which comes with being willing to contribute to raising money for local causes) please use this link to drop us a line – 'Contact Us'
PGS are based in the village of Penkridge, Staffordshire, UK. Originating in 2014, with the formal constitution completed in early 2017, it is the longest running spoofing school in Penkridge. Spoof is held at any opportunity where a 'gathering' of members occurs…. in bars, on trains, in fact, anywhere !
Besides ad hoc Spoofing, we host the Annual Members Championships during November, with plans each year to hold various events including Invitational / Open Events for the wider enjoyment of the local community.
PGS Founder Members / Officers
Webmaster/Publicity Mr N. Hawkins
Vice Chairman Mr D. Southan
Secretary Mr T. Turner
Treasurer Mr W. Adams
Sales Mr M. Laughland
Founder Members
Mr R. Archer Mr C. Harrison
Mr M. Byrne (no longer member) Mr N. Harrison
Mr P. Bickford Mr. J. Kilkenny (no longer member)
Mr P. Hampton Mr. A. Foster
Mr G. Wright
Mr R. Marsh Mr A.Skitt
Mr M.Newman Mr E. Briscoe
Founding Constitution – 26th November 2016
The scanned copy of the original signed Constitution (Issue 1) can be found here – Founding Constitution
Constitution Revisions
These will be submitted, accepted at membership meetings and recorded in minutes.
Issue 2 – Accepted on 9th February 2018 – PGS Constitution Feb18 – Issue 2
Issue 3 – Accepted on 15th February 2019 – PGS Constitution Feb19 – Issue 3
The Penkridge Gentlemen Spoofers (PGS) are based in the village of Penkridge, Staffordshire. Originating in 2014, with the formal constitution completed in early 2017, it is the longest running spoofing school in Penkridge. Spoof is held at any opportunity where a 'gathering' of members occurs…. in bars, on trains, in fact, anywhere !
Penkridge is a market town and civil parish in Staffordshire, England, which since the 17th century has been an industrial and commercial centre for neighbouring villages and the agricultural produce of Cannock Chase.
Penkridge is in the district of South Staffordshire in the county of Staffordshire. It is between Stafford, five miles (8 km) to the north and Wolverhampton, ten miles south, and lies mostly on the east bank of the River Penk.


Sheep are really hard to photograph. They are scared of everything - including their shadows. You need to be able to soom in quite a bit to get a decent shot. It didn't help that I was facing into the sun and that my cell phone kept going. Still, I like the way this sheep was standing looking at me.
Sorry, I was probably the cell phone person. You did really well with a difficult subject. I think sheep are no where near as lovely as cows anyway. I like the texture of the grass (is it grass?) in this shot.


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Mid Coast
Seal Cove is a bay in Knox County and has an elevation of 3 feet. Seal Cove is situated east of Browns Head, close to Gully Brook.
Notable Places in the Area
Browns Head Light Station
Browns Head Light is a lighthouse in Vinalhaven, Maine. Browns Head Light Station is situated 2½ miles west of Seal Cove. Photo: Wikimedia, Public domain.
North Haven is a town and island in Knox County, Maine, United States, in Penobscot Bay. Photo: Jp498, CC BY-SA 2.5.
Vinalhaven is a town located on the larger of the two Fox Islands in Knox County, Maine, United States. Photo: Wikimedia, Public domain.
Type: Bay
Location: Knox County, Mid Coast, Maine, New England, United States, North America
44.1037° or 44° 6' 13.3" north
3 feet (1 metre)
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Seal CoveTown, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Seal CoveSuburb, New Brunswick, Canada
Seal CoveHamlet, Hancock County, Maine
Seal CoveHamlet, California, United States
Seal CoveSuburb, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Seal CoveLocality, Nova Scotia, Canada
Browns HeadLocality
Goose Rocks
Pulpit Harbor
Arey NeckLocality
Clam IslandIsland, 2300 feet northeast
Smith PointCape, 2700 feet north
Holt PointCape, 2900 feet east
Hill CemeteryCemetery, 3400 feet southeast
Gully BrookStream, 710 feet north
Murchs BrookStream, 1300 feet southwest
Mill CreekStream, 1600 feet east
Stepping Stone BrookStream, 1 mile southeast
Carvers CoveBay, Knox County, Maine
Lackeys BayBay, Massachusetts, United States
Bayou la LoutreBay, Saint Bernard Parish, Louisiana
Pelorus SoundBay, Marlborough, New Zealand
Castle BayBay, County Cork, Ireland
Little River InletBay, South Carolina, United States
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